The Jason Fox Pink Interstellar Zoa (Zoanthus sp.) is a standout collector zoanthid famous for its cosmic, multi-dimensional coloration. Lineaged by reefing icon Jason Fox, this high-end morph features a vibrant, glowing hot-pink to magenta face disc dusted with delicate white and pale blue metallic speckles—evoking the look of a distant starry nebula. The brilliant pink center is framed by a rich royal-purple or deep violet ring, finished with long, vivid neon-pink to purplish skirt tentacles.
Coloration: Electric hot-pink to magenta face disc speckled with metallic white/blue “stardust,” framed by a deep violet inner ring and finished with vibrant pink skirt tentacles.
Growth Pattern: Colonial mat (encrusts across rockwork, plugs, or isolated sandbed islands, forming dense, compact polyp mats). Sold as 2-3 polyps.
Lighting: Low to Moderate (PAR 75–125).
Water Flow: Low to Medium (Gentle, indirect sweeping current).
Feeding: Photosynthetic; optional spot-feeding with fine micro-plankton powders or liquid amino acids will boost polyp size and budding rate.
Aggressiveness: Peaceful (can safely touch and grow alongside other Zoanthus species in a mixed garden).
Care Level: Easy to Moderate.
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